Hayabusa, meaning "Falcon" in Japanese, was the high-flying alter ego of professional wrestler Eiji Ezaki. Debuting this persona in 1993 during his time in Mexico, Hayabusa combined Japanese wrestling techniques with the aerial artistry of lucha libre, creating a unique and electrifying in-ring style.

Upon returning to Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling (FMW) in 1995, Hayabusa quickly ascended to prominence, becoming the promotion's central figure. He captured multiple championships, including the prestigious Brass Knuckles Heavyweight Championship. Known for his innovative moves and masked mystique, Hayabusa captivated audiences with his dynamic performances.

In 1996, he introduced "The Darkside of Hayabusa," a darker variation of his character, showcasing his versatility and depth. Later, in 1999, he unmasked to portray "H," further exploring different facets of his wrestling persona.

Tragically, in October 2001, during a match against Mammoth Sasaki, a miscalculated springboard moonsault resulted in a severe injury, leaving Hayabusa paralyzed and ending his in-ring career. Despite this, his legacy as a pioneering and influential figure in professional wrestling endures.

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